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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-29

Miss FOrtescue and Miss Fortescue' 6
mother have been saying naughty things
about Mira. Langtry. Referring TO Mrs.
Langtry's utterances about Miss For
tescue's social position. the mother says:
"As to the social standing of that Mrs.
Langtry! Why, she lives apart from her
husband. Everybody knows the reason
for it, and here in this country. Why,
there is that Mr.. Gebhardt. Well,
never The fact is that the doors of cir.
Giles where my daughter was daily guest
were never open TO Mrs. Langtry. Never,
l say" 1t begins to dawn upon the
country that Miss Fortescue, Miss For
tescue's mother and Mrs. Langtry have
formed a syndicate to advertise each
other.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-29

The White Plains Tragedy.

The recent murder of Young Mead at
White Plains, \. y, and the subsequent
suicide or murder Of the two Trisram
boys, are q mystery apparently not easily
solved. 1t will be remembered that it
was supposed Mead was murdered by the
Tristrams. but why nobody has yet been
able satisfactorily to explain. It was
also supposed that when tney found they
were about to fall into the hands OF a
mob the Tristrams turned their pistols
upon themselves and took their own lives.
This was the verdict Of the COroner's jury.
Tue father OF the Trstrams, however,
has insisted all along that ms BOYS did
not murder Mead, and that they did not
commit suicide. He declares that they
were not vicious, and the testimony of
those who knew the boys sustains his
declaration. His theory is that the boys
were mistaken for the murderers of Mead
by the mob, and were shot down without
being given the opportunity to clear
themselves.
There are facts which seem to sustain
the fathers theory. After the bodies were
removed from W mite Plains to New York
city, two physicians made an eXamina-
ton and discovered that the brain OF the
elder brother had been pierced at two diff
terent points, through the frontal bone
and right temple, with 44-calibre bullets.
They asserted that no human being could
be possessed OF such vitality as to inflict
both wounds upon himself. They also
agreed that either wound would
cause instant death. The younger
brother was found to have been shot from
behind, the bullet entering the skull Just
above the bony prominence at the back of
the head, and cutting Its way downward
and forward, finally EMBEDDED itself
In the tissues of the left upper Jaw.
These discoveries seem to preclude the
idea OF suicide. Another fact in support
of the fathers theory is that the youngeet
brother, who returned to New York CITY
Immediately before the tragedy. saws that
he knew nothing Of his brothers. having
pistols or any other deadly weapons upon
their persons. The pistols found upon the
bodies OF the boys were new, and il is
thought that they were placed upon them
after the slayers discovered their mistake
III VIE" Ol lDe ueNelopments, me tatner
will attempt to have the verdict OF the
CorOner's jury set aside. He ought TO
succeed, because the case Is grave
enough to warrant the most searching
| investigation. II his theory should prove
correct, then three murders were commit
ted and all the perpetrators have mad
shamefully easy escape. 1t is just
such cases as this that cheaper human
life and make the laws Of little avail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
A BOLD ROBBERY.
The Pockets of an Old Man
Picked of their Contents.

Dallas had "A robbery Last night too
Though in magnitue of the amount OF
Doodle obtained it does not come up
with the Fort Worth deed, the intent
aud purpose was as vile aud mem, and
the plans even better executed.
Yesterday evenings o'clock train
had aboard Mr.. z. w. Riggs, a gelle-
man upwards of GO years old who was
on his way from Sherman to Palmer.
lie had wallet in his pocket con-
tanning between $3.50 and $500. When
nearing Dallas he went to slake his
thirst at the water cooler aud while
engaged there he says three men went
through his pockets getting the wal
let with the money in it and note on
A. w. & j. S. Carr of Sherman for
S100-even taking couple of baggage
checks. lie did not discover mis- loss
until the depot was reached aud as he
started to get off the steps to raise the
alarm he was crowded about by the
three men and finally fell on the p at
form, while the parties made their es-
cape.
There is no means by which he can
identify any OF the three who he
thinks did the work, except that one
wore pin in bis white shirt front
Onicers were advised Of the robbery
and will use every clue obtaiusble to
effect the capture of the parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
Cherokee County Iron.

Cherokee county took advantage OF
the immigration convention TO display
her rich resources in iron ore. Mr.. G..
Emanuel had charge of the display
which was at the Windsor Hotel and
he spared no pains to give all the in.
formation possible concerning it. The
ore crops out of the surface of the
ground all over the county and the
field is inexhaustible. From different
specimens were sent TO the Iron Mil
Company of st. Louis who tested it
and returned their certificate of date
July Is, 1887, stating that the speci-
mems were used in the furmance with
out mixture and proved to be neutral
iron favorably adapted to the manu-
facture of bar iron. The ore assays
so to 90 per cent. pure iron.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
The Ways and Means Committee

WASHINGTON, Dec 21.-Tte com.
mittee on ways md means, which Will
be officially given out tomorrow, will
consist of Roger Q. Mills, Texas, sue
ceeding Morrison; Samuel 5. Cox
New York, succeeding Hewett of that
State; Benton Mcmillan, Tennessee
Henry j. Turner, Georgia succeeding
Harris of the same State; Clifton Il.
Breckenridge, Arkansas; w. ID. Byn.
um, Indiana, succec cding McMurry of
Michigan w. i. G. Breckenridge,
Kentucky; w. ID. Kelly, Pennsylvania;
William f.. Fuller, Iowa, succeeding
Iiscock of New York; Thomas b.
Reed, Maine; Thomas NJ. Browne, In.
diana, and William Mckinney, Jr,
Ohio. The committee on apprcpria-
ton, which was TO have been an
nounced tomorrow, will be deferred
till after the holidays The two new
est members OF the ways ana means
committee are Byrnum and Fuller,
each of them entering upon their Sec
ond terms in congress. Fuller, the Re-
publican, is said to be in sympathy
with tariff reform and reduction
The few who know the committee
speak of il as a good selection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

The Havorth Salam Lodge No. 346
elected the following officers Tuesday
night: a. Harris, president; NJ. Suls,
vice-president; 5. Davidson, record
ing secretary S. Goslin. financial sec
retary; ID, Goslin, treasurer; w. Wal
lerstein, warren; Max Rosenfield,
guardian L. NJ. Tillman, A. Arrays.
Whips and lap robes, splendid line
for pleasure vehicles and headquarters
for those wanting leather of all kinds,
shoe findings and furnishings-at
Padgett Bros, wholesale aud retail
sadlers.
The weather remains freezing cold
with fair prospects of snow. Proba-
bly, the coming holidays in point of
weather, will be fashioned after the
old-time Christmas.
Goto j. L. Doherty Il Co, COS Main
street, and you can buy the genuine
Roger Bros tea spoons for $l.25 per
set; genuine Roger Bros dess, rt
spoons Tor $500 per set; genuine Rog-
er Bros tablespoons for 1925 per set;
genuine Roger Bros table forks at
1925 per set.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
Geneveive

Arc cheap, are good; go for them.
This marvellous and unrivalled brand
has just made its appearance on the
market, and its popularity is already
unboundcd. No cigar ever met with
such an enthusiastic reception since
the invention of tob lcco. The doors
hadn't been open ten minutes before
the house was crowded, and the stand
ing Dom was so full of eager pur-
chasers that their feet stuck out
through the transom. President
Cleveland sent for the first box, and
said he would rather be the man who
made that cigar than to be president.
10 be had only at G. V. Walters drug
store, 720 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
Knepfy & Sons Disap pointment.

Messrs. KnepAy a. Son, who have
expected to occupy their new jeweiry
palace are again disappointed in not
being able to display their unsurpassed
stock of diamonds, watches, jewelry,
art porcelains, antique goods and brio
a brac, ETC., to advantage in their new
building during the holidays in conse-
quence of the delay, their present
quarters are crowded to overflowing
with the handsomest, largest and fin
est stock of goods which were bought
for their new palace, and they are con-
stantly arriving, crowding them so
that they, to save the cost and trouble
of moving, will sell now at a great sac
rifice, and will make IL TO the intend
ing purchasers interest to examine
these elegant and surpassed and fresh
invoices ei diamonds, watches, bisque
figures, art porcelains and in fact ev-
cry article which can be found in the
largest and most complete icwelry
paiace in the world.
IL will be treat to you to see their
display, never equaled in the State and
unexcclled in the North. They i'm
vite you TO call for any article OF the
latest and most fashionable design and
Knepfy & Son. the jewelers. will salts
fy You in prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
A Home for Fifty Dollars.

Messrs. Richardson & Holland are
now offering some c.. oice bargains in
building lots. which they are selling at
very low figures, and on very easy
terms; Fifty Dollars cash, and long
time on deferred payment Lots are
located in a choice neiphborhood and
are rapidly enhancing in value. Cal
at their Office Mo. 109Sycamore street,
and learn particulars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
Marriage License

Were issued TO day to Chas. J. SOW
ell and Mamie Keller. NJ. c. White
aud Mrs. Vallie Williams, Jas. 5. Ri
ger and Eula Golden, G. F. Teml,lin
and Mrs. L. killgore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
GET TING READY FOR CHRIST

Particularly note our Gents Furnishing
Goods, comprising full lines Of silk and
Satin Suspcnders, some embroidered and
some plain, for hand painting or embroid-
cry at home, prices ranging from 81 to
$3.50, also splendid assortment of fine Sus-
penders at DE. soc and Zoe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
Dressed Turkeys.

Dressed Turkeys, Fish, Oysters,
Lobsters. Crabs. Vegetables of all
kinds. Leave your orders at Huvell
Market, $40 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

Imported Bisque figures Antique
Brass and Bronze ornaments which
will make handsome gifts at moderate
prices at Knepny n Sons who have
the finest assortment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

For rent, comfortable furnished or
unfurnished room, without board.
Apply with references to s07 Ervay
Street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

Best pianos and organs at Will A
Watkin & Co.'S, 737 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

Silver King yeast powders at A. L. Bou-
che's, S2i Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

Fine glasses TO be rented at the
Opera House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

supplied
Clothing Furnishing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

Have your pianos tuned before
Christmas. Telephone orders to VIII
A. Watkin e. Co, 737 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

SILK and Cashmere Muners, and
Sik Satin and Velvet Scas 81.
Elegant Hosiery
ate IN xlues.
Dress plain and
COLI than the or
Ear Muhs in Neyeteen, silk and a
N
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-20

Rough on Corns."
Ask fer Wells Rough on Corns."
Quick relief, complete cure. Corns,
warts. bunions. 15c, ,s.e /
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Soon the sleigh bells siu be- ringing,
the ,o0oSgsn slides viil oe IN full opera
tor. and through the country the study
snd msrrimaat c0nmoa TO long Winter
evenings 10. Is drop a suggestion
TIE Winter - most egnpEsticaily pro-
per time Ter Improvement. In the rural
districts especially, one day has the op-
pcrtuni:iss "a dozen IN the busy sum-
nsr-iime. Debates and literary sOcie-
ties should every where bs insugurated,
books and pagers should be subscribed
Ter or obtained. plsns should be laid and
ali measures add means ior CULTURE and
pleasure % Systematically sst ins5 oper-
ssion. Winters and years by, and how
msoy OF us are The wiser or The better
fr he RAPID rush Of tinae? We know OF
n0 greater instructor ot ths people than
wed-condnctsd daily psper-Ehsre
s1ch blessing can be obtained
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Tie ersss IS clla a-eatlnz eolslesraDiy
aDoss tas courage Win s4Ieh tie az
ascbilts alsl their fate. hey did sslnes
apparently great so4rzzs. Bat this az
psera1cs ~ bravery Is uot exceptional
aossursrlziaz. Ga ia coltrAsY ihs IN
sialcssi1 saisl lasa break d9sa wien
lsd - ihs gsii0Rs are exceptional IA
tas 1rst pl4os tie s4ucasl9n ~ tAs men
VII s1mule crinas punishable Oy death
has, usually. bssa s1sh - ~ blunt tneir
ssas.D.hllss aud t0cuty.is tner physi-
cal courage. A capital erms . usually
tas ca .lnlnalioa ot = satssr ot eFi1s, p1t
mite tIHtalesa in sLleh Il - tie nfsi
overs cri1e e nlast 90 tee consequences of
. source of moral education which las
destroyed any high sense o. tie value of
haa1n Ate. la the second place men
vho sufsr lsa-h q. ths haBds ot tho
law ars prepared for tho event by loDs
1fic' patton of i. aud wnen tie time
comes s1sir mental condition has become
such thas sLsy ere rot sensible 10 The
realities which surround thetn- Life
has, undoubtedly. come 70 seem Ike 3
drsan 10 them. aud iasy meet their fate
almost with lndidszence. A man con
victsl Of shooting POI essaaa 10 Roch-
ester. arranged bis to.lss scrupuiousiy
J. front of q mirror before hs Wsat out to
too .all , ard 70 20 executed. smoked q
cigag ca bi5 say oui. i.hypoeritically knelt
with aclsrgy man. arose. brushed the dasf
CT the knees ot bis black trousers and
presented hls neck gor the moose; and
ths distinguished lngriss ~ho Was ex-
ecutsd At Biagnanson. New York, Io1-
ingly asksd tia shsrif 10 hang him ostore
noon 80 10 would DO IN hell IN time For
diurerl
Bg. the ausrch ists we're not only edu-
csiei to Indifference to human life, and
prepared by long expectation OF seeing
the gallows, bat they had unusual mo-
lives 20 sustain their courage. Tue o-din-
ary murderer zOss to lhs glbOss know
inz tha: hs IS 10 die en ignom.nious death.
These men, hjWeys<. posed as martyrs
snd bad doubtless convin ed themselves
that they would be regarded IS such by g
vast number Of people in THIS generation
and BY many more IN generations 70 come
The ordinary murderer cannot look 20 tie
sallows e way 10 esrlhly glory a. these
nsn GiL They we're ms pired oy an am
bisioa 10 Ds hsross. Further than this
most men who 70 to the gallovs go singly
C1mpanionsni2 under such Tcuusi an
ga uaisrisily hs,ps 90 sustain courage
Zach Of the condemned anarchists fel
no, only The support ot ths companion
ship ce those wn0 we're 20 Is hanged
with hm. hut was further encouraged
By The tact. wolf known 10 Aina, shat there
wezs thousands i0ss outside the jail wallis
who were heartily ia sympathy Will
Llu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Sunday Services.

Bishop Gillespie conducts the services in
st. Paups church.
Rev. J. Lambrecht will conduct the usual
services in the Pine Street German church.
Rev. o. Hoeksema, Terrace Street Hol-
land church; texts: Morning, Rev. 22:l7;
afternoon, Cor. 7:23.
Rev. J. VanderMeulen, Spring Street Hol-
land church; subjects: Morning, John the
Baptist as the Friend of the Bridegroom"
evening, Faith the Fruit of the Spirit"
At the Congregational church the pastor
will preach in the morning upon Give Ye
Them 10 Eat" In the evening an a.tro-
nomical sermon: "Other Suns thau Ours"
At the Baptist church Eev. Herman ].
Powell. of Spring Lake will preach, having
exchanged pulpits with Rev. J. Oliver.
Morning topjcs obedience; Results and
Example" Efsning. Life. Whai2'
Rev. J. |. 'To.ner, Free VIII Baptist
church. Subjects Morning, The Perfect
Sacrifice" evening, The Sword Of Truth" !"
Communion will follow the morning SER
vice and Sabbath school at II o'c.ock.
The opening services 10 be held in the
lecture room OF the new NJ. l. urch will
commence st 1890 O'Clock. Subject of SER
mon, THE Power of the Gospel. TO be fol-
lowed by the usual Sunday school. The
evening services will CO mmence at 8 O'Clock
instead of 7 and will open with love feast.
followed by the reception of members in:o
the church end that By the Sacrament oil
the Lords supper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Not boat has left this port since Thurs
day.
A. +. Tibbits, of Fremont, was in town
yesterday.
J. r. kleyn, of Holland. was in town
yesterday.
John Brown, of Chicago, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Emma Badgley, of Cadillac, was at
the Bradford Hotel yesterday.
S. Smiling will spend today visiting with
his friends IN Grand Rapids.
Col. Nelson DeLopg has returned from
Grand Rapids, where he has been on busi-
ness Tor tue pas. few days.
A new orchestra of young musicians ap-
peared at the NJ. Il. church entertainment
Friday evening.
Yesterday morning Deputy Covey, of the
city police, closed A. Peltier's saloon on
Finest. for not getting new liquor bonds
when he removed from his Old stand on
Western ave-, according TO the laws OF this
State.
There was considerable excitement
through the city yesterday about the arrest
OF Deputy United States Ma shall George
Jacks, who has been al officer of the law
since lSSl. He first accepted a position
through Mayor Nelson DeLong. as police
man, q. ED the position about two
months AMI was discharged. He then was
appointed Deputy Sheriff and now holds
the office VI Deputy United States Marshal,
and is also a member Of the Fire Depart
ment. He wrote a letter TO Chief Fallen
yesterday morning, stating that he would
resign his position ss fireman. The Chief
read the letter and then dropped his head
and said to the boys in the house that he
lost his best man. Jacks was q man that
was thought great deal of throughout the
city and also by his brother fremen and
city officers. de was arraigned before
Justice Ryan yesterday afternoon and
placed uncer 5000 bonds. No bonds have
been furnished, 30 he will probably remain
IN jail until he has his examination which
takes place g week from tomorrow, the
2Sth of November, at 8 a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Nobody cen conceive OF = particle Oi mat
ter So sraau that it could not be divided
hsd va Instruments Eas enough for the
u1rtoss. Evsu a gram = brsss msy be
hammered fo such q degree of httlsness
thst tha tKo-mlliou.a part Of itmsy De
seen without = microscope; and there are
animals. r. : said. Sd small thst a single
xrsin Ct sand is bigger thsn four millions
ofthem. Wor - thsn that: Science shows
that she ofor Of hOdY-svsu that q q
skrnk--is GO infinitely divssbis sxhsls.
taa. Bat w1at sra such miauss, odori-
fercus particles compared with the SUI
rene Itfisness OK ths official Who stole
U Bsssv's s.1tnasf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Il . reported saas rs rzT.saiaz ~9sr-
SCI L.iLl.T' las hzi - szpsssl lge l'okle s.
zlass esasfracts1 Elaea e1as.css al q
hsr enAaess apoa scisats1e PElaei Pies
Il wss saAx zssEszz Who wrote e1oat
~CoartinS "a anoroas loe kiag-slasss
bat ws see ugthlng sieze1 - t1ts.
Wouli TIA. sacn mirrors could make to
sablinas beauties taas displayed suestsE-
tial al 1efmaasat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

A story conlss from oshkosh thar =
fAshiOeabls isdy, who s-s being eoarted
as thiri-story Winoow, eel out, bat stri<-
NJ on hss Ia1iz-FaDber hustle she
bounded back into the arms Of her lover,
~h0 was distrsctsdiy leaning over the
easement. Iasy were Married snd
started on vsddiog tour to kslamszoo
the same sysuInx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

MGskszon msrsaals can DO longer
throw sAwduzt ia the eyes VI Iustics.
Bat Why did not JACKS arrest hinssltF
L. was his duty, and 10 Lad the whole
rover II the Goverumsnt 10 back BIN.
JAcks evidsatly - q jack.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

A man Who is caught making or plac-
ing dynamite pipe ought 10 % made TO
smoke iE-ss almost said, on the spot
and without trial Ihs. would be tie
right sort OF compulsory education
for such devils.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
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1000 s.sosasd s hsis ssrsss's is.s oosins. aS "h
$4,000 buys bali interest IN good paying stat
ioneIy business
81 300 buys one OF the best Photograph Gal.
lefies and business Ia this city
$1,000 buys Interest IN one o. The best payt1g
Light ms featuring business IN the state.
500 y "a buy, II taken this wees. nrst class
confectionery business ell worth 81 0.N.
These are only few Of the GOOD openings We
have on our tooks ior those with small capital %
invest. lt Will cOss You nothing 90 invests ate.
Grand Union COMMERCIAL Bureau ana Business
Chance Exchange. Rooms 4 !, lielce Block
Tel 90. + = laws & Co, Managers SIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Natures laws ara selt-exeeIsng. No
appointments, bisn salaries or maifeas-
eace IN Sfics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

I oSr-oN THE NIGHT OF THE 18Th INST.
L. a Morocco wallet Containing private letters
aud triles OF no value except 10 the under igned,
upon whom the finder vii confer a faNo ana
receive "a reward By returning The SAM % 20
Mechanicst A l.. Brtton 322
I OST-BI A POOR WORKING G12L. Pc
IL tween LamOreauxs Feed store aud BTi6ge-st
her weeks wages, three silver dollGs hinder
please return same 10 Lamoresu1s Teed store
Janal-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
MuskegOn

once, 20 Western ave. Miller Ro.k. The
TELKgRAN- HERALD delivered every morning al
. y clock.
AUsKEGON, SUNDAY, NOV. 20.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
TVanfcd--To Rent.

WANTED TO kEST-A BEAUTIFCL SUIT
w OF rooms centrally locstod on Monroe-st.
hrst front elegantly furnished seam hested
and gas. Adfre 0 b., box T. this Office
IIANTEc-A A SMALL ROOM WITH GAS,
w city water aud power enough TO run small
lathe. Address T. " II. box I. Telegram HeTsd.
IkTANTED-A SMALL ROOM VIM h-hOkS Z
w power In some business block. Must be sup
Piled with city wstsr and gas. Enquire ~
Powers q MAlker Cassel 90. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
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W teA a. e1cflieHi hoa-sbe1 article hppiT
a. No Pear 81 - ssifs, - ? m g.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Perhaps slsighing may be one OF the
things for which 1s may be able TO give
thanks on Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

For the first rsa snow storm, yestsr-
Jay : sample was good one.